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JavaT P2P Unleashed

ISBN: N/A
EAN: N/A

Year: 2002
Pages: 209

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• About the Lead Author
• Contributing Authors
• We Want to Hear from You
• Introduction
• How This Book Is Organized
• Source Code
• Part I: Introducing P2P
• Chapter 1. What Is P2P?
• A Brief History
• Peer-To-Peer Application Hall of Fame
• Motivation to Adopt P2P
• Business and Implementation Issues
• P2P Architectures
• JXTA and XML
• A Future That Includes Web Services
• Summary
• Chapter 2. A Case for Java and P2P
• Java Language Benefits
• Platform-Specific Benefits
• The Power of Equivalence and Independence
• Summary
• Chapter 3. P2P Application Types
• Instant Messaging
• Managing and Sharing Information
• Collaboration
• Distributed Services
• Summary
• Chapter 4. P2P As a Framework for Distributed Computing
• P2P Common Functions and Characteristics
• Comparing Traditional Systems
• Web Services Overview
• Jini and JavaSpaces Overview
• JXTA Overview
• Summary
• Part II: P2P Systems and Architecture
• Chapter 5. System Topics Explained
• Transport
• Protocols
• Metadata
• Data Formats
• Integration and Interoperability
• Security
• Performance
• Summary
• Chapter 6. P2P Dynamic Networks
• Discovery
• Identity and Presence
• Virtual Spaces
• Routing
• Performance
• Summary
• Chapter 7. Transports and Protocols
• What Is a Protocol?
• HTTP
• SMTP
• SOAP
• BEEP
• Using a Custom Protocol
• Summary
• Chapter 8. P2P Data Formats and Interchange
• Current Representations of Metadata
• XML and Metadata
• XML and Metadata in P2P Systems: Applications
• Searching Across Peers
• Summary
• Chapter 9. Integration and Interoperability
• From Sockets to Distributed Objects: Integration Transports
• Integrate ToWhat?
• Common Integration Protocols and Systems
• Summary
• Chapter 10. P2P Security
• Security Requirements
• Network Identity
• Foundations of Security
• Identification
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Privacy and Anonymity
• Trust
• Accountability
• Software for Developing Secure P2P Applications
• Additional Resources
• Summary
• Part III: Building Distributed Systems Using Java
• Chapter 11. Web Services Explained
• Web Services and the Drive Toward Interoperability
• The Web Services Architecture: The Interoperability Stacks
• The Principal Web Services Technologies
• Summary
• Chapter 12. Messaging and Java APIs for XML
• Standard APIs to Third-Party Services
• JMS and the Importance of Messaging
• Java API for XML Parsing (JAXP)
• XML and the Java API for XML Binding (JAXB)
• Message Profiling Using JAXM
• Summary
• Chapter 13. Working with Registries
• XML Registries for P2P
• UDDI
• UDDI Request Authoring in Java
• ebXML
• Java API for XML Registries
• Accessing Web Services
• Summary
• Chapter 14. Jini and JavaSpaces
• Obtaining Jini
• Standardizing Interfaces
• The HTTP Server and Protocol
• Remote Method Invocation
• Lookup and Discovery
• Jini Services
• Summary
• Chapter 15. P2P Jini and JavaSpaces
• Edge Services
• Self-Healing Networks
• Intelligent Agents
• Summary
• Chapter 16. JXTA and XML
• The Virtualization of Networks
• The JXTA Protocols
• The JXTA J2SE API
• A First JXTA Program
• JXTA Prime Cruncher
• Summary
• Chapter 17. The JXTA Shell
• Why a Shell?
• Starting and Using the Shell
• Interacting with a Remote Peer via a Shell
• Extending the Shell
• Connecting Shell Commands
• Summary
• Part IV: Sample P2P Applications
• Chapter 18. Building a Personal Portal
• What Is a Personal Portal?
• Content Management
• Personal Content Space
• Sharing Information
• Publishing
• Design
• Code Details
• Running the Example
• Summary
• Chapter 19. The P2P Dashboard
• The P2P Dashboard
• Design
• Code Details
• Summary
• Chapter 20. Using SOAP with P2P
• What Can We Achieve by Combining Web Services with P2P?
• P2P Web Services
• Proposed Improvements
• Summary
• Chapter 21. The P2P Game
• The P2P Game
• Design
• Code Details
• Summary
• Chapter 22. Distance Learning
• Distance Learning
• Design
• Code Details
• Summary
• Chapter 23. Future Directions in P2P
• P2P Devices
• Semantics and Ontologies
• Composite CapabilityPreference Profiles
• Web Services Inspection Language
• Web Services Interoperability
• Grid Computing
• Intelligent Software Agents
• The Big Picture
• Appendix
• Appendix A. J2EE Overview
• J2EE and Enterprise Computing
• J2EE Defined
• J2EE Application Tiers
• Peer-to-Peer and J2EE
• Additional Resources
• Index
• Index SYMBOL
• Index A
• Index B
• Index C
• Index D
• Index E
• Index F
• Index G
• Index H
• Index I
• Index J
• Index K
• Index L
• Index M
• Index N
• Index O
• Index P
• Index Q
• Index R
• Index S
• Index T
• Index U
• Index V
• Index W
• Index X